I'm one of those shut-ins that can't get out and detect anymore and of all the channels I watch yours and the Chig's got to be the most interesting channels I watch!!! Thanks for all you do... It was my friend in Jesus name. BBE 🤗🤗

You don’t need the Chigg! Love the pocket watch bag history and all the finds. We need to be preserving history rather than destroying it. Another great video!

Todd I just love your inspiration. I couldn't give a crap if you find anything fancy. You have great perseverance. Todd that's enough for me

Yes! Please go back. I’m so enjoying these finds🍁

The gun hammer is for a percussion cap, flint locks had a vise for a piece of flint.

Wow Todd! You've hit on an awesome site. Such a variety of treasures. Please return, I'm sure there is much more to discover. Amazing story of the theft and find of the pocket watches. Keep up the great content buddy! "Dirty hands are happy hands" 👍✌️

Wow todd, what a great day it was for you, an great weather to go along with it as well. You uncovered many artifacts from a bye gone time in history. Not alot of coins or gold an silver but things that are very important to your story of the the old home sites that once stood on that property. If we could only go back in time an see the land, an all it's surroundings as it was then. Your video was awesome as always. An the stories just keep getting better an better as you tell them. I'm sure when you have more free time to get back out an search some more, you will find many more artifacts that are just waiting to be discovered on that land as you are making out the where abouts it all was located. An we give many thanks to the ones that have giving you the permissions to tell the story an the history of the land they now call home. As the ones before them did as well, just in a different time on this earth. Even though they have been long gone from this land for many years now, you are still telling a story piece by piece of how they lived an what was left behind that noone would have ever known about had you not been on site to give us the history of it all. Thanks Todd, for taking the time out of your busy life/schedule to give us a part of history that will no longer be forgotten. Most people don't have a clue about; who,where,when,why, or what was going on, in that forgotten time long ago. Hard work for sure. Your going back 200-500 years ago an retelling what was takening place on that land by native americans to immigrants from far away that made there way to a new county to start a new life to the ones that live there today. An that's just awesome to me. It's just a history thing. There's nothing like being able to find out the history of our world one piece at a time. Like a puzzle of putting peoples lives back together once again. It's just so amazing to rediscover artifacts that have been buried for so many years. An noone not knowing anything about its past. It's a great thing we love to do. Till part 2 todd, have a great weekend an as always safe an happy hunting/digging. An lots of luck on your next finds. 😁👍👍

I love the old pictures and the music. I would love to be able to step back in time and talk to the folks back then!

A beautiful sight to see. One of my favorite attributes of this channel is the informative researche that is provided of the area & also our countrys pastimes.

My parents live near New Market, VA. I've been to The Shoppes at Mauzy near there. There's a really old jail there on the property. Cool place. Love your channel!

Thank You Todd. This is one of those historical finds that deserves to be fully discovered to detail the early beginnings of the area. It's wonderful that the story continues to live on in the community to this day. I'm just so glad you started your channel and are representing the very best of metal detecting and relic hunting. It's never just a target. It's history with a story. We need to hear the stories they tell us about a bygone era. Keep up the good work Todd.👍🎧

Very intriguing site and finds. Would like to see more from this property ! As far as your Fans... 67 years old, Congestive heart failure, Parkinsons, Diabetic, lol....., No field trips for me ! But your excursions are a Blessing. Thank You, my Friend ! 🙂✌🏻

Thank you and Julian for allowing us to see his awesome property and the pieces of modern(1700's) and old, millions of year old fossils, they were amazing so obviously that area was a sea at some time, it boggles the mind! Is there also any way to identify what Tribes lived there and was it contemporary with early settlers? I am originally from New Jersey and in Tuckerton just south of where I lived ,there is a midden of shells in the tidal marsh that was over 30 feet high 2000 years ago. It is one of the few that still exist along the East coast, so those things in Julian's yard could tell us a real story and they surprised me being inland. Great Job! Cheers, Rik Spector

Todd love the back stories you tell. History has always been my favorite subject. Thank Mr Julien for me for allowing you to detect his land and for all the things he had.

Thank you Julian for info as well as showing us your artifacts......and most importantly to allow the dig ☺️🕊️

I really appreciate the hard work you do getting the history right. The finds you show are always very interesting as well. God Bless!

Seems the Hook Family tails just keep on going, and going. I have enjoyed all the post and I feel I have become a little part of the Hook Family. Ty

Awesome video Todd! Looking forward to part 2! Keep up the great work, love it!!

AT 29:26 LOOKS LIKE THAT MIGHT BE A REINS GUIDE.THANKS FOR THE VIDEOS KEEP IT UP.

What a great historical site. Much thanks to the home owner for sharing his artifacts and allowing you to explore.

hahaha we dont need no stinkin chigg. wow best one yet man that was freakin awesome. thank st julian for us.the fossils were amazing . i liked the the musket hammercock and the key . you gotta good eye like columbo. tryin to solve the case is the best part i think. my spidey senses thinks theres somethin really good to be found there. cant wait fer the next'n. thanks again todd

Julian was wonderful as was all the content you share. Thank you for being family friendly. It truly means a lot to me.

You chose perfect music to start this gig with. I love the long videos. It fulfills the story.

Great video !!! Pretty cool land owner. I like Julian. Seemed friendly and appeared to be happy he had someone to talk to...and to show off his finds to. You definitely need to go back. There's so much work to be done there. Happy hunting...stay safe and healthy.

This has been a very enjoyable video. Love the stories. Love all your finds as well as the owners “garden” finds. I cannot wait until the next video. Thank you very much for all your research and time it takes to put these together.

Thank you for sharing! I've enjoyed all the Hooks history. And Julian seems a wonderful man looking to preserve the history as well!

Thanks for another great video, Todd. Your monologue at the beginning really brought the Mauzy-Hook story together for me. All those great artifacts you found look like the second half of the 1800's to me so I guess your still looking for the Mauzy place and maybe an earlier Hook place to. Anyway, really enjoyed it and looking forward to part 2.

Looking forward to part 2 !!!!

Todd, you found some cool old items. Beautiful day. Love your live digs

Todd this was an interesting video. You sounded very confident in your storytelling and the hunt. You had excitement in your voice. I could tell you were having fun.

Great two to three generation home site! A lot of artifacts to assist in dating items.Thanks for sharing!

Can't wait for part 2!

Great video. A lot of great stuff and a lot more to find. Can't wait for the next one.

Thanks Todd... enjoyed

Great video, great history, a pleasure to watch.

Thanks for another great adventure 😀.

Always enjoy watching your video's and seeing your relics unearthed. Totally awesome! As always, take care and happy hunting! Charlie

Such a wonderful land owner. I really really enjoyed his in put and being able to see his finds. If you see him again tell him a viewer said to Thank him. Cant wait to hear more about the history of this area. Take care.

I love the fact that you are a Tennessee VOLS fan and I love this channel!

If your watching this please give Todd a thumbs up. Much nicer watching this than the news. Please subscribe. Thanks as usual for the awesome videos.

Hey Todd - finally got around to check your work. Nice job.

Great video. I really like the way you tell a story with them.

Hey you look cool without the hat! I know it’s the advertisement! Great history info! Always enjoy the background knowledge.

Keep rocking the boat! This is great!

I recently found your channel and subbed. Great content and production. Thanks!

It's very nice Julian let you on his property to detect, without nice people like him we would lose history, and your videos. Please go back there Todd, it's amazing. Thank you, and Julian.

Another great story Todd.

Thanks to mr julian for allowing you to see this wonderful place todd awesome day for you young man and great history about the

Hi Todd thank you so much for telling the history of the area you metal detector. I will be detecting a huge farm here in NC that has some history to it. Looking forward to discovering many interesting artifacts. Enjoy the scriptures you post as well.

For sure hit it again. And what a great Land owner , it's harder to find permissions with such great Land owners, I have One very much like him a great Land owner that gave me standing permission to Detect anytime I want to , it's a large piece of land with history so I appreciate Land owners that are supportive of our Hobby. Enjoy all your videos Todd .

Hello Todd I've been gone for awhile Happy New Year to you and the family. Love the area your in this dig and sure wish we had the weather you all are experiencing down there. I found some information regarding the Mauzy family and the lineage you might be interested in reading. I will go back a few videos because I never got a chance to watch the two you mentioned. Long story.....take care my friend. 👍

Thank you so much!!

This awesom information about the rocks and you don't need the chigger you did great 👍👍👍

wonderful video. makes me homesick for Winchester.

Such great finds between what you and the lucky homeowner has found.

The rifle hammer is to a percussion fired rifle, not a flint lock. The large rock is flint.

You should definitely Go back!!! Thanks!

Loved this ty ❤

Awesome finds. Those fossils are really neat.

Fantastic verse at the end of video. Amazing how scripture is timeless.

Second👍🏻 watching! It’s a reins guide! You are definitely on a nice home site🤩 probably a bag seal, or electrical seal lock🤷‍♀️ nice fossils

Hey Todd, It was sure nice of you to introduce Julian to us, and to see all the things that you and he had found. What a rare treat. The history of the Mauzy's and Hook's is very interesting and it is wonderful that you are tracking them for us like a bloodhound on the scent. Plus you have that bag full of pocket watches story that sounds intriguing too. If any of the watches are in good enough condition to read the markings or numbers inside you could probably get a jeweler to date them. That might tell Julian if they date from the time of the robbery or not?! There were so many curious things coming out of the ground today, I couldn't say for sure what many of them were. I really like all the old furniture or cabinet parts, tho some of those lock parts could have come from a small jewelry box or even a writing desk. They were rather unusual. Thanks for such a wonderful adventure. I do hope you were able to return and take another more thorough hunt of the place. There seemed so much more to cover. Thank you as well for the encouraging word of the Lord, at the end of your video's, it is always appreciated. May you and yours have a God blessed day.

Todd Great video as always Cool finds Time to hunt that area further

Such an interesting place with a lot of artifacts from different time periods.

Great video Todd. Great locale. I think u should spend alot more time in that area

Wicked neet spot, love the fossils, only found a couple in the past and couple of Indian arrow heads.

That stem thing crinnoids

Love just listening to you truly amazing guy

Great vidio. Intresting

the flat stone is a slabbed agate you can still see the bump where it breaks off and its circular on both sides

I was thinking those fancy possible lock latches to books. They were similar to what I've seen only those are missing the leather that held them on. That style would be close to correct period. Just a thought. So fun and I love thevscriptures you put in your credits. God Bless (I'm still catching up lol).

Terrific video Todd! FYI, the Union Metallic Cartridge Co (UMC) merged with Remington Arms in 1912.

The translucent flat stone near the end had been cut with a diamond lapidary wheel. I believe that it is agate. Cool stuff on that property. ✌

Boom ~ Nailed it ~ I'm Hooked! See ya next week

Thank you

❤❤❤😮 😮 Iove your channel

Chigger is tied up with his veterinarian service. That place he lives near the Potomac River is a mansion. I'm glad for him. He works hard. You do interesting stuff. I've got plenty of family members buried in front yards with no markers. People were poor. Eaglegards...

Great story. Have you ever had a issue getting the Zlink headset to work? Mine pairs and sometimes plays sound other times not and I cant get it to reset. Just curious

That's smokey hollow road. There was an old barn where the mustang sits when i was a kid.

Did you happen to find any info on the lead/pewter buckle looking item ? I found one identical this past weekend on a late 1800s site and have no clue what it is ?

Artifact at 29:00 is a reins guide from 1800/early 1900s. Actually a cool find.

This was a very fun video to watch! You had a good time there. Was that bullet a mini ball?

Part 2 yeahhhh

Wow ! , the owner has a great collection of trilobites . I've never seen them curved like that though . It looks like they were all boiled , and curled up and died . (to me) They are probably just another species from the ones in my collection . My favorites fossils are Ammonites . It's amazing to me that some species only grew up to a half dollar size , and other species grew up to the size of a semi truck tire . I liked that buckle . Wish list is to find one too .

I would like some day go back to the small towns around Galena Illinois a lot of history their.

I am pretty sure someone was doing lapidary work with the cut stones. The thin piece looks like it could be jasper that would be a slab cut on a wet saw. It is a perfect thickness for making cabochons (dome shaped) for jewelry. The mystery critter in the rock with the shells is a crinoid stem. A bizarre looking aquatic animal that looks like a plant. Too bad I can't post a picture here they are really strange looking. Worth while looking up. You might want to do a fossil hunt here or nearby. It would be awesome to find the source of those. Good quality fossils.

23:00 the reason harmonica reeds are found, but not the harmonica is because they would wear out, lose tune so you'd undo 2 screws switch out the Reed for a new one and (fold?) and discard the old one. Charlie 🇬🇧

Great finds out there. I don't know much but @2814 that round thingy with fancy and a t shaped slot makes me think maybe lock to an old chest or carpetbag maybe 🤷

AWESOME

That lamp part should have a date on the wick adjustment!

That lead thingy at the beginning of the finds ia a lead plate out of a lead-acid batteery.

Awesome video! I was finally able to sit down and watch. I've been trying to gain permission on my grandmothers childhood farm. It was in the family before the Civil war, and was sold in the early 1970s. The cabin built by my great great grandfather is still standing, and remnants of the schoolhouse are still visible. My great grandparents, and great great grandparents are buried there, as well as other ancestors. I've struggled with determining who owns what because it has been broken up into plots, and multiple owners. Do you have any tips for these situations?

The second thing you found is a plate from the inside of a car battery or tractor battery I believe

What brand is your shovel and where did you get it?

Do you ever detect in eastern NC?

I thought General Service Eagle buttons were only used by the north?

Im right down the road id Love to sit down and talk with you about this place and others in the area.

The odd looking thing sticking out of the rock looks like a sea anemone. When we were in Hawaii many years ago ( courtesy of USMC) we found things like that and the locals said it was the "stem" or body of a sea anemone.

Yes!!

If you haven't found out yet, that small round the with the big numbers on it is a bale seal. Use 1700/1800s